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Jeff Pearlman Talks About His New Book, Only God Can Judge Me: The Many Lives of Tupac Shakur

Jeff Pearlman, acclaimed sports and music biographer, returns with a deep dive into the life of one of hip-hop’s most iconic figures. In his new book, No One Can Judge Me: The Many Lives of Tupac Shakur, Pearlman traces the complexities, contradictions, and enduring legacy of the rapper, actor, and activist whose influence continues decades…

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Jessica Divine: Transforming Health Through Herbal Healing

Jessica Divine founded Herbal Renaissance from her own journey of healing, transforming personal struggle into a mission grounded in faith, resilience, and ancestral wisdom. In 2015, she faced allergies, eczema, diabetes, and chronic fatigue that conventional medicine couldn’t resolve. Turning to herbs and plant-based nutrition, she restored her health — losing 40 pounds, reversing diabetes,…

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From Punishment to Purpose: How Rev. Janelle Wood Is Transforming Learning for Black Students

Rev. Janelle Wood, founder of the Black Mothers Forum and BMF School to Purpose Academies, is reshaping education for Black children and families in Arizona. Her micro school model replaces punishment with purpose, creating learning spaces built on safety, love, and accountability. In this interview, she shares how her vision is breaking the school-to-prison pipeline…

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Paul Wall on 20 Years of “The People’s Champ,” Texas Pride, and What’s Next

Following his electrifying performance at the Texas State Fair, I had the pleasure of speaking with Paul Wall, a quintessential figure in hip-hop who proudly hails from Houston, Texas, affectionately known as H-Town. As he celebrated the 20th anniversary of his debut album, The People’s Champ, Wall not only captivated the crowd with his distinctive…

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